In one school 65 students speak Spanish and 49 students speak Japanese. If 80 students speak either Spanish or Japanese how many students speak both Spanish and Japanese?
A)Um...Whut?
B)Don't Know
C)Don't Care
D)Spain
E)Japan
F)17
G)"Joshua, put your math away until your Dad gets home."
12 comments:
If it's a school in America, they oughta be speakin' English. Irregardless of anything else.
That is totally unrealistic. Where would you ever find 34 people in one place speaking Japanese AND Spanish? Unless it was a school for International Business? (Is it smug to put the answer in a question? I'm feeling rather grumpy and ornery now so I guess adding smug would keep me going in the wrong direction.)
So the answer is F because 17 is half of 34. Thank you, Keithslady.
H. 44
H. 44
H. ooops 34
Joshua came home to say that he got the one about Spanish and Japanese wrong. The answer was 34. Cause Keithslady said so.
Henrietta G. Smarter Pants,
I knew you could do it and I am glad you didn't give up. If you believe you can succeed.
Alright, at first I thought this was a joke question and I didn't know why everyone was trying to answer it seriously.
H)This is a trick question.
I know, Karla. I know. I went with C first and then I thought about it and went with G.
Hold up--did Kandi say IRREGARDLESS????
Kristi! Bah!Hahahahahaha!
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